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Trying to create and update wordpress from python library
I ended up giving the wordpress api a go, and so far things are good. I found it easier to build an example post in the UI, retrieve the post using the API, and then use the retrieved fields to build a new post.
Display a list on the front end from wp_remote_get()
Display a list on the front end from wp_remote_get()
Using WordPress API to mass update posts freezes the server
This guy here got the following results doing something like “If you are importing a high volume of posts, go make a cup of tea. For this tutorial, I have created around ~1600 dummy posts. The progress bar below is up to 429/1600 after 4 minutes. It took around 15 minutes to complete the 1600 … Read more
Send PUT remote request with BuddyPress checkbox
Send PUT remote request with BuddyPress checkbox
XMLRPC: How to retrieve possible custom fields for a new post?
XMLRPC: How to retrieve possible custom fields for a new post?
How get JSON from external API on every page load if not existing in transient?
What is the best option to fetch the different online statuses automatically “on-the-fly” in real time? What is the most efficient way of fetching (external) data like these? Optimally everything happens “on-the-fly” as soon as the source differ from the site. At least it should run a check every page update. -What about caching? I … Read more
How many users/load can the rest API handle?
Can the WordPress rest API be used by thousands of public users at the same time Public users can use the REST API yes, though their access will be more restricted, e.g. you can see my sites rest API at tomjn.com/wp-json, but good luck trying to create a post without a login 🙂 or is … Read more
Send Order Confirmation automatically to customer’s mobile number
This is an e-commerce plugin called Woocommerce, you need to read up on their hooks, such as woocommerce_new_order here. The code you pasted would usually go inside the active theme’s functions.php. All the themes are located in wp-content/themes, you can easily check which theme is active in the admin dashboard under Appearance -> Themes in … Read more
Zoho subscription API to WordPress [closed]
If you believe that there won’t be frequent changes to the plans and addons, you can hard code the HTML pages displaying the plans and addons for your customer to select. Once the customer selects the plans and addons, you can use the Plan Specific URL in to embed the Zoho Subscriptions’ checkout page. https://subscriptions.zoho.com/subscribe/{{encryptedID}}/{{plan_code}} … Read more